Deluxe Painting painted our entire home interior including the ceilings. Sergio gave us a detailed…read moreexplanation of everything that would happen. He was very patient about the color selections and brought us many sample choices. His team provided excellent preparations, protecting rugs and furniture. They completed all work in the agreed upon time frame and did a thorough cleanup afterwards. They did an excellent job at a reasonable price. We would definitely hire them again.

Surgio finished the painting job in a timely manner, and did above and beyond what was expected…read more He was friendly and professional, and cleaned up the job when done. I was happy with his work.

I'm extremely glad I chose Yevhen for my home projects! He did an amazing job: completely renovated…read moremy bathroom, expertly installed the backsplash and tile floors, and also laid laminate flooring with great precision. On top of that, he handled many other home repairs with professionalism and care. Yevhen is a true craftsman with golden hands! I highly recommend him to anyone who values quality, reliability, and attention to detail.

I had to replace my dishwasher and the previous owners had replaced the kitchen flooring with…read moreengineered wood, making it impossible to remove the dishwasher. SunWest had previously added more hardwood flooring to our home so I called them for this remove/replace job. David was prompt, arrived when he said he would, was extremely polite, and made sure he understood what I was after. Tim, the owner, followed up to make sure the job went well and if I had any questions. I'd highly recommend SunWest for your projects and if they can't do what you are after, they would know of reputable and quality other providers. Give SunWest a call!

We just bought a new/old house outside Clackamas that was stuck in the 80's. A close friend had…read morerecently used this company to replace their roof in Alameda and were so please she insisted I call Tim, the owner for help. Tim came out and accessed our project and the main issues that needed to be addressed right away. Our home inspector had discovered that the water damage noted in the basement was coming from poorly grouted tile in our bath and every time we showered water was running down our wall. We knew when bought the home we would need to attack the bath right away and Tim's professional, cost conscious suggestions made us feel we were in good hands. Communication was great, he was on the job and answered all of our questions. We decided to do more work than what we initially intended to do and he referred us to a great plumber who was just as professional as Sun West. Sun West demo'd walls, moved a doorway and window and totally re did all the tile and trim in the bath. We were very pleased and love our new bath!!!!! When we are ready for the next phase of our project we will be calling them again.

I contracted with McNearney Construction in 2007 and it has haunted me ever since. I had both of…read moremy bathrooms redone with tile and also my kitchen floor. First, in the main bathroom I had requested the small built out wall to be removed when the old tub and surround were taken out and tile put in - this was not done. I came home and it was partially tiled already, so I let that slide as it did look good. The bathroom came along fairly well upstairs then the basement bathroom was completed. The kitchen tile was to go in last and on another invoice. When the bathrooms were completed I had paid a deposit for the kitchen and the crew was onto another job. I inspected my bathrooms (he was not around when I got home from work to inspect them, so I did the walk around on my own) I noticed a couple of things right away that were wrong with the upstairs bathroom. The towel rack that was on the wall with an oak backing was not moved for the tile installation, it was instead tiled around (see photo). The shower head, knob and tub spout were all out of alignment. They slant to the side when looking up from the drain. The bathroom downstairs had a hole in the ceiling in the shower and the upstairs bathroom had part of the drywall ripped away when the old surround was taken out, and this was not fixed. I called him to ask about these items and he said he would come out and look at the spout issue. I stayed home to meet with him and we looked at the bathroom, he attempted to move the spout over a bit but I asked him how he can move this with the tile installed. he informed me that there was a beam behind where this was installed so he had no choice. I questioned him about this, stating couldn't you have moved the 2x4 so this would not be this way? he just sort of shrugged his shoulders and said he always puts them in along the pre-existing beam. I stated well now it looks funny, this is not right. We then looked at the towel rack and he said the towel rack was on the wall and in the way. I asked him why didn't you take it down the move it over the inch and a half for reinstallation so it didn't interfere with the tile. Now the tile is around the top of the wood and ruining the wood plus I cannot move it now. He stated "it was up and I didn't know how to take it down" to which I showed him the wood putty (pretty obvious already) covering the screws and that it is easy to remove. He also said he did not notice the sheetrock in that room or the hole in the shower ceiling downstairs. I was pretty aggravated over this and his "not giving a crap" attitude. After several weeks I had not heard from him about my kitchen floor and sent him a message. He stated he could do it and told me the cost. I reminded him that I had given him a deposit of 50% already on check number ---- and he should have been in touch with me about this to complete the job. He said he would come do it but needed the money up front, I told him no come do the job and I will pay when done and we can talk about these other issues you have not responded too. He sent his assistant out to do the floor and I told him I needed Charles to call me when done. During this installation I did not have enough tile, which I purchased based on how much square footage of coverage I would need. The cases I bought should have been more than enough but - they weren't and I could not order the same tile anymore. I had to get like tile but different enough that you could notice easily. The floor was put in and away they went, never to reach out to me about my issues. After several months I was having new cabinets installed and I was informed that my tile floor was not even close to level. That contractor showed me and of course I was pretty upset about this. I wrote a letter to McNearney explaining the issues - again - and how upset I was. I received no response. Several more months went by and I wrote again, no response. I did this over the course of a year and a half, during this time some of the tiles in the kitchen had cracked. I replaced the kitchen floor and was informed by the manager at CFM (contract furnishings mart) that the cement used on the ceramic tiles I had was not the right type of cement, eventually they all would have come up and broken due to this. They wanted the contractors name so they could put him on the do not use list. When the floor was taken up, we discovered that the hardy board was hardly screwed down as well, causing some unevenness in the flooring. I was not aware that you could go to a contractors board and lobby a complaint until after it had been 2 years. Had I known....... Anyway, I would not recommend this company to anyone.

Bottom line....our job came out well. The road to get there was tenuous and slightly frustrating…read more Yeah...grab a coffee and sit back because this is going to take a while.... ;-) ** I'll preface this review by saying that we were first time remodelers. At least where we hired someone. Up to this point we've done a number of projects ourselves. Take that however you will....contractors will likely assume we were a pain in the tush, while other first timers may see this as helpful. Charles is a nice guy. Lots of stories that will leave you shaking your head. ;-) - He seems to have certain materials/items that he prefers to work with, that he's worked with in the past. You'll need to speak up if you want something other than what he'll automatically steer you toward. You should have a good idea of what you want when you talk to him. He doesn't provide a rendering of the project so you need to be able to picture it in your head or work with a designer who will provide that hard copy visual source for you. - Unfortunately, and I'm truly sorry for him for this, he had some personal issues arise at the start of our project. We tried to be patient and understanding, and I think he would agree with that. Those problems resulted in him hardly ever being on site. He has a friend/employee who is a really nice guy who works with him. After my spending a year looking at reviews, licensures and trying to find a contractor who does the work himself, it was frustrating that the friend (who we later learned has an engineering degree but isn't a licensed contractor) did a good portion of our work. Mixed feelings there as we were messing with the main structure/support point for our home. We were repeatedly told that Charles would be doing all of this work, when in fact he didn't. Again...personal problems that took him away. - Be sure to have a discussion about permits....and be sure to get them. - Communication wasn't stellar. A number of unanswered emails. At some point, about a week before completion, Charles said that he must have accidentally sent one of my emails to the trash because he'd just found a bunch of them in there. Hence the lack of communication. - After our house was torn apart and we were living in a bedroom, the problems hit and discussions were had that shouldn't have been...... Excuses given for why we should pay sooner than originally planned, etc....that kind of stuff...which made me more cautious than I should had to have been. Nothing illegal...just stressed me out and left me wondering if the job would get done. He was clearly stressed and under a lot of pressure in his personal life....again, an unfortunate situation. - As I said, the end result is very good thanks to the great cabinetmaker, electrician and plumber. Drywall and tile both had to have repair work done before we would sign off. The small amount Charles did was done well. - His payment schedule was in 1/4s...1/4 down, 1/4 at material selection, 1/4 at start, and 1/4 upon completion. A bit scary...but we did it. When the job was almost complete...we still needed the bar installed and the final inspection done...he asked for his final payment. We refused. The minute the final came back okay I transferred the money to his account. Done. To ask for payment before completion is absurd...especially as it was spelled out, "Balance due upon completion", on his contract. - The contract itself is pretty vague....be sure to sit down with it and spell out anything you want to have made more specific. We didn't have trouble with the contract...just wanted you to know that it's very very general. - When we signed on, Charles listened to what we wanted and did a good job of putting it into action. I believe he knows what he's doing and does it well. I think he's good at envisioning things and knows what the end goal will be. It would be great if he would give more updates and information to keep the homeowner informed....so they aren't twiddling their thumbs in a corner trying to figure out what the heck is/isn't happening with the job. Our experience, unfortunately, didn't go as smoothly as it could/should have and I didn't appreciate the work being done by someone else after we'd been told that Charles would be doing the work himself. Had he not had the personal situation then things would likely have gone better.

This is a shout out to their lead designer Ashley Barnes. We didn't use their remodeling services…read moreyet but will definitely consider them for the many projects in our older home based on Ashley. If you want your vision for your project to come to life, be even better than you imagined, AND have fun in the process then she is the one you need. Worked with her for a bathroom design. Highly recommend!

Lloyd was great and communicated efficiently. He was straightforward and honest about the time and…read morecost. The attention to detail was great and he's been a resources for answering questions since. They do great work!

We want to share our experience with Alpha Home Remodeling & Construction, LLC / Michelle…read moreNarain-Thrasher so other homeowners can make informed decisions. We hired this company in September 2025 for a full home remodel and paid about $60k in deposits and progress payments. Throughout the project, we were repeatedly told the home would be move-in ready by mid-November and that a guest bathroom was "usable." When we arrived onsite on Nov 27, we found unsafe and unusable conditions that were later confirmed by two independent licensed GCs, including damage to drywall and paint, tile that had to be removed to access underlying damage, exposed electrical work, plumbing done without permits, and partially constructed areas left unsafe. We later learned the GC was not licensed in Washington State, permits were never pulled, and subcontractors had not been paid despite our payments. Subcontractors contacted us directly about payment and lien concerns. Our insurance claim for resulting property damage was denied due to workmanship exclusions. As of January 2026, the home is still uninhabitable and must be redone by licensed professionals. We're posting this to help others avoid a similar situation.

My wife and I hired Alpha Home Remodeling & Construction LLC (Michelle Narain) for our home…read moreremodel. We paid tens of thousands of dollars in deposits and progress payments. The work was not completed properly and large portions of our home were left damaged, unsafe, and unfinished. We then learned subcontractors had not been paid. This caused major financial and emotional stress for our family. We would not recommend this company to other homeowners.

Jorge was amazing! He upgraded the backsplash of my kitchen, giving it a much modern tile look. It…read morelooks great! His work is very professional and his (I believe it's 18yrs of experience) working with tile before he moved Oregon to start a business are obvious on the final product. His attention to detail was amazing and super easy to work with! His price was also very reasonable. I would definitely hire him for our next job.

We met with three other contractors and decided to go with Daniel based first on his quick follow…read moreup, attitude, professionalism and the way he gave us ideas and different options to complete a repair and installation of a bathroom floor tile job. Daniel was on time, gave us details on timeline and what he was doing along the way. The work was excellent, and we are going to have him be our person we use from now on for our various home improvement projects we have coming up.